• @ShakyPerception
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      92 years ago

      It’s either the total destruction of all the worlds forests, OR I take a huge financial hit with my unimaginably terrible investment into leaves as currency.

      As you can see, by this logic it is … um … better for the economy … that we destroy all the world’s forests.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 years ago

      “Sir, we must burn down the world’s forests and destroy everyone’s economic assets.”

      “Are you sure that this is the way to go about solving inflation?”

      “Inflation?”

  • @Max17
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    102 years ago

    But hear me out… What if…

    • @Redredme
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      72 years ago

      … You just made a pic of them, slap 'em in a wallet and call it an nft.

      Instantly worth 1000 bucks because I say so.

    • @FordBeeblebrox
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      12 years ago

      Ya know, it probably would be a lot easier to sanitize all the telephones if it’s just basic dirt from leaves and not trace cocaine everywhere

  • @Splotzerella
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    52 years ago

    First impression: WTF are autism leaves?

  • @errer
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    32 years ago

    “Change the currency to oak leaves Greenspan!”

    (extremely dated reference)

  • @WhiskyTangoFoxtrot
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    32 years ago

    I mean, if gold is massively devalued. Don’t think it’d ever be worth less than leaves, but given its actual useful properties (as opposed to its arbitrary use as a currency) gold’s value should be a lot lower than it is.

  • @[email protected]
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    22 years ago

    Imagine brushing all these gold leaves onto a pile, then with a shovel disposing of those leaves.

  • MrMobius
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    12 years ago

    I mean I make compost, so dead leaves are a commodity I’m highly looking for to aquire.

      • Undearius
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        12 years ago

        If you want an actual answer, it’s not the leaves that go in but the sap inside the tree, and it’s a 40 to 1 ratio of sap to syrup.

        A bottle will need about 30 litres (8 gallons) of sap.